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Song of the Towers

Aaron Douglas, 1966
Song of the Towers, Aaron Douglas
Song of the Towers, zoomed in
64.1 cmSong of the Towers scale comparison51.8 cm

Song of the Towers is a Harlem Renaissance Oil on Canvas and Tempera Painting created by Aaron Douglas in 1966. It lives at the Milwaukee Art Museum in the United States. The image is used according to Educational Fair Use, and tagged Music, Musicians and Allegory. See Song of the Towers in the Kaleidoscope

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